. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. elf as an ath-lete, Arnie re-ported for the fresh-man football team,vanning the posi-tion of end which heplayed throughoutthe season. In thewinter term he be-came regular cen-ter on the frosh bas-ketball team, and was elected captainlater in the season to lead one of the bestfreshman teams in years. Reporting fortrack in the spring, he devoted histalents to throwing the javelin for afreshman record which he still holds. Hewas awarded 1937 numerals in eachof these sports. As a sophomore Rogean won anNH in football, playing end; in bas-ketball, as regular center on
. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. elf as an ath-lete, Arnie re-ported for the fresh-man football team,vanning the posi-tion of end which heplayed throughoutthe season. In thewinter term he be-came regular cen-ter on the frosh bas-ketball team, and was elected captainlater in the season to lead one of the bestfreshman teams in years. Reporting fortrack in the spring, he devoted histalents to throwing the javelin for afreshman record which he still holds. Hewas awarded 1937 numerals in eachof these sports. As a sophomore Rogean won anNH in football, playing end; in bas-ketball, as regular center on the cham-pionship New England small collegeteam; and in baseball as a first was pledged to Alpha Zeta, honoraryagricultural society; was the houserepresentative to Casque and Casket, in-terfraternity governing council; and waselected Worthy Sentinel of the chapter. In his junior year he was prominentin both varsity football and basketball,but was out of school in the spring do-ing required work in his major ARNIE ROGEAN Basketball captain 166 THE PALM, April, 1937 In the fall of his senior year hewon his second varsity letter in foot-ball. His basketball teammates honoredhim by choosing him captain this win-ter, and now as the season is ended heis fourth high scorer in the New Eng-land conference. In the spring Arnie hopes to makea varsity record as a javelin thrower andalso be a four-letter man, a rare occur-rence. He is a member of Skulls, seniorhonorary society, and was WorthyScribe of the chapter. As well as having prowess as an ath-lete, Rogean is above the average scholas-tically. His average for the three and ahalf years is above 75, with an 80 aver-age so far in his senior year. He is ma-joring in floriculture in the college ofagriculture.—Franklin Heald. OUT OF SCHOOL FOUR YEARS—COMES BACK TO FINISH A man who started at Auburn in1927, left school in 1929, went to sea asa radio operator for four years, andcame back in 1934to finish, is H.
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